Bilateral non-contrast radiographic examination of the elbows evaluates the bony structures of both elbow joints and provides information on the anatomical alignment of the elbow components - including the distal portions of the humerus, the proximal segments of the ulna, and the radial head.

The purpose of this examination is to assess both elbows simultaneously in order to evaluate joint symmetry, structural configuration, and interosseous spacing. It also allows for the description of the shape, contours, and overall compatibility of the joint surfaces.

This type of examination offers the physician a complete anatomical overview of the elbow joints and assists in identifying specific structural characteristics. The resulting visual data serves as essential baseline information for further clinical observation and analysis.